No seriously, why do people go to india? No hate or love for it just tell me

this kind of scenery is grotesquely kino

Yes but you're talking about places where the beauty of nature prevails. Paying attention to those who depict india as a shithole is a bit useless, they probably forget about the Taj Mahal or the principal golden Sikh Temple. There aren't monuments this marvellous in the whole west to be fairly honest. They balance perfectly the rotten human corpses in the gange or in the streets of Bombay.

You can find really nice monuments in all parts of India tbqh. My hometown in Central India has lots of places with beautiful architecture but I won't reccomened anyone to visit it.

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Which town? I went to a couple of weird ones that were very much not touristy but had a couple of really interesting old buildings.

Orccha in madhya pradesh, the city does get a decent amount of toursrits from surrounding areas though. Which town did you visit?

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Jesus fucking Christ India what the fuck is your problem?

Heh I just looked through that site when I first saw the thread.

Absolutely mental. Surely if you're too poor for a funeral you'd just dig a hole in the ground instead of letting your loved ones floating down a fucking river?

I want to go to a small Indian village and fill all the native girls with my superior white seed.

The nicest part of your country is like a shitty town in the west, there's no reason for us to visit it. We go see the fucked up, dirty, crowded old cities because its new and interesting for us.

The rich cities are always good no matter the country. For the most part.

lol it doesnt matter if you have fucking heaven in your country
if it also has pic related it's automatically shit and you are dumb if you dont understand that

Is Hyderabad as not shitty as everyone claims?Speak for yourself

As repulsive as the Ganges is, funerary rituals vary widely by culture and something like burial may be appropriate in one culture and repulsive/disrespectful in another. It's one of those things where there's not even a thread of universality

You cannot comprehend the totality of the world until you've been to Asia.

That is my favorite thing someone ever said on this godforsaken website

holy shit, people are dumping deceased family members in the "holy river"? wtf,cover grandma in flowers and gently let her float into the beyond, then a couple weeks later just ignore her bloated corpse being eaten by stray dogs? just wtffffff

I've been to India twelve times, going back again in July for a few more months.

Not a great place to visit if you can't handle inconvenience, poverty and pollution. But if you're not put off by the hassles of traveling in a developing, densely-populated country, it has a lot to offer. South Asia, as a whole, has immense diversity--not only in terms of culture and language, but geography and history, too. From Delhi, one can take an overnight bus or train and arrive, alternatively, in the midst of some of the world's highest mountains, expansive desert, deep jungle or agricultural plains. The relatively low cost of living makes travel cheap for Westerners.

Furthermore, most Indians in most places tend to be either ambivalent to foreigners or remarkably hospitable.

Most of the horror stories posted by foreign tourists tend to involve touts, cons and other varieties of negative encounters that happen predominately in a handful of over-visited places. If you stay near the railway station in Delhi, you'll be constantly hounded by cunts trying to earn commissions off sales and over-priced tour packages, many of whom pretend to be ordinary people rather than [criminal] touts. The same goes for tracts of Agra, Jaipur and Varanasi.

That aside, as long as you're a man, there's not much to worry about. I've very rarely felt unsafe or threatened in India.

It's not for everyone, and there's no use trying to justify pollution to people who can't or don't want to look past it. If that kind of shit bothers you to no end, you've no reason to even consider going. I have no clue why autistic Germans and Scandis go to India and then whine about things being dirtier or less efficient than they're used to.

Pic from Himachal Pradesh, took it late last summer.

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Looks like your architecture was smeared with shit

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Based Colombian bro. Himachal is the best place in India to visit. I'll be heading to Spirit this June July hopefully.

Thanks for the feedback

Oh and btw, what is the average price for a worthy voyage in India ? No need to be precise, just an idea

>tfw not actually Colombian, just in Colombia

Thanks, senpai. Where are you going to go in Spiti and how will you get around? I rented a motorbike and would highly recommend doing the same, provided you know how to ride one. Just don't forget gloves or your hands will get rekt.

I did the Spiti Valley Loop pretty fast, since I had to get back to Delhi for a friend's birthday. But it's a fucking beautiful place.

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Contrived, but you can make India as expensive or inexpensive as you'd like. IME, it's easier to travel cheap in the winter, since you don't typically have to bother with air-conditioned buses, rooms or trains.

On the cheap end, you can get by on $20 USD or so per day. If your budget is a bit bigger--say, $50 or more--you can do a lot activities, see a ton of sights and not have to worry about awfully much day-to-day. You won't be staying in five-star hotels or eating out at fancy restaurants, but you could easily rent a motorbike, stay in decent places, drink, etc.

Anything over $30 USD per day is a pretty solid budget, providing you're conservative with where you stay.

Private rooms typically cost $5+, or $12-20+ for something air conditioned. Mumbai is an exception, since lodging there is considerably more pricey than in other parts of India.

TBQH it just depends on your preferences. A lot of young foreigners like to pretend to be poorfags and stay at the cheapest places they can find. For any budget you can think of, there's always gonna be someone who did it cheaper.

Transportation and shit is pretty universally cheap, though. Uber is inexpensive as fuck, and you can get non-AC inter-city buses for about $1-$2 per hour of travel. Traveling in non-AC train classes is basically free but won't be comfortable on longer journeys, especially in the summer and monsoon.

Again, you don't really have to spend much unless you want to--even cheap food in India is often really good.

Thank you I appreciate, you're very precise and you perfectly answered me. It seems India really touched you, you talk about it with a passion. As far as I know, from what I've seen from the screen, India is probably the most diverse place on earth, unique, a world aside.

to get raped

Do Indians welcome Chinese tourists?

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There's a good chance you will just get confused to be a North East Indian instead

If you are ever planning to visit India then go and visit Kerala. It is objectively the cleanest, and the most beautiful place in India.

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>implying most Indians don't just think Northeast Indians are Chinese chinkis

I go to eat, pray, love.

Depending on where you go, there are places resembling the Alps and Switzerland to deserts and rainforests, ancient cities, bazaars etc. not to mention the wildlife.
The real question is why would you not want to visit?

This is country of ancient wise.

White people literally come to India for poverty tourism. Some retard from Belgium goes into the shantiest part of town and takes selfies with a bunch of poor kids.

Oh, and also yoga and spiritual shit